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The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
The Fall Kickoff Assembly was tons of fun, with lots of games and music.
Clarion photo Jordan Sindelar
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